The Nature Conservancy - Volunteer in Vermont

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To restore clayplain forests, we first need the trees. Join staff and volunteers throughout the spring, summer and fall for a variety of field activities including planting trees, collecting seeds and tending to the seedlings in our native plant restoration nursery.

Native plants perform best

Restoring native forests with native species gives the woods and the animals that live there the best chance of success. Mroe than 20 different species are grown at the Native Plant Restoration Nursery, a partnership with the Poultney-Mettowee Natural Resource Council.

Learn more about invasive plants on land and in the water

Are you Wise-on-Weeds? Find out which plants in your garden might have a negative impact on Vermont's native plants, trees and animals.

There are many choices for you to get outside, have fun and help Vermont's natural environment in any season. Join us for a day on the water or a day in the woods with a range of volunteer opportunities including trail building, controling invasive plants and planting trees.

Volunteer days in the winter are weather dependent, but a great time to join stewardship staff snowshoeing through the woods monitoring boundaries and other activites that continue all year long. Please call or email Karen our Volunteer Coordinator for more information at (802) 229-4425 ext 111, or send a message to volunteervt@tnc.org .

Join us as an Office Volunteer

We are always in need of indoor assistance. If you would like to help out with a variety of office-related tasks, including data management, visitor reception, filing, and mailings, please call or email our Volunteer Coordinator for more information at (802) 229-4425 ext 111, or send an e-mail to volunteervt@tnc.org .